
SHOOT BETTER

- Thur, Jul. 30, 2026
5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
- Thur, Jul. 30, 2026
- $115
- In-Class Time1 Hour(s)
- Range Time2 Hour(s)
What You'll Learn
Are you tired of shooting low left/right? Do you find going to the range monotonous? Do you question whether you're getting better?
Reinvigorate your range trips and learn to improve by:
- distinguishing marksmanship from defensive shooting
- performing drills that improve the fundamentals
- properly identifying and correcting deficiencies
- developing a plan for dry and live fire practice
- learning about opportunities for further training
Not only will this class help you make immediate improvements, you will also gain a blueprint for continued development and information about further training!
Cancellation Policy: Students are required to cancel at least 48 hours in advance of a class date in order to receive a full refund. Classes cancelled less than 48 hours before the class will not be refunded.
What We'll Teach
Basic and Advanced Skills
A number of basic and advanced skills designed to take your skill level beyond the building blocks introduced in Lesson Three, and dramatically elevate your speed, accuracy, and enjoyment at the range.
Additional Notes from Your Instructor
We recommend that you bring your personal firearm and *200 rounds* of ammunition. If you do not have these items, you will be able to rent a firearm and purchase ammunition on site. You may borrow eye and ear protection if you do not already have them.
Live, Self-Defense Lessons For Everyone
Parents, Teachers, Concerned Citizens, Business Professionals, Churchgoers, and anyone who wants to keep themselves and others safe
What to Bring
- Ammunition
- FMJ
- Long Pants
- Thick Belt
- Close-toed Shoes
- Brimmed Hat
- Revolver
- Handgun
- Pen & Notebook
- Eye & Ear Protection
- Speed Loader
What is Provided
- Targets
Training Powered By:
We Educate. We Train. We Save Lives.
- Ongoing training to keep your family safe
- Next steps you can take in your training to ensure you are prepared
- Plus: Live Q&A with USCCA-Certified Instructors